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Dead Eyes BurnDead Eyes Burn- Pariah of The Black Gates [trauma003] [2005] (May 24, 2005)

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Dead Eyes Burn started in May of 2003, out of frustration and anger. Not in the mood to make something too structured or even "music" persee; just wanting to make something horrendous and vicious to those who heard it, I started sculpting feedbacks and various loops together. Layering them into each other and adding on top, drones and other noises created through a guitar with plenty of effects, each track took it's own shape. Of course it only made 2 tracks, but each was quite lengthy, and that completed the first demo, "Pariah By Choice". "Pariah..." was only available for a brief time online before I took it down to conserve ftp space. I recorded again in August 2003, this time with the guitar as the main sound source, sometimes the only. This time it was less structured and more freeform, a little harsher, and to me with a much better production. This time, 3 lengthy tracks which overlap to make one large, lengthy track, made up the second demo, "Beyond The Black Gates" which was available for an even shorter amount of time online (without even art), before it was removed. Enter the year 2005 ... the double demo release, "Pariah of The Black Gates" which includes both 2003 demos, "Pariah By Choice" and "Beyond The Black Gates" together. Featuring full artwork by EXE Designs, based up on the concept of a tribute to the artwork stylings of Swans.


This audio is part of the collection: Traumatic Creations
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels

Artist/Composer: Dead Eyes Burn
Date: 2005-05-24 00:00:00
Keywords: Avantgarde; Improvisation; Harsh Noise; Noise; Dark Ambient

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs


Notes

Tracklist:
"Pariah By Choice"
Demo 1 - May 2003
1. Fetal Decay (11:48)
2. Anal-A-Go-Go (14:44)

"Beyond The Black Gates"
Demo 2 - August 2003
3. Mansonic Views On Humanity (14:29)
4. Her Eyes Loved Staples (18:40)
5. Torture Schematics (9:37)

Total Running Time: 1:09:18



All songs written, performed, recorded, mixed, mastered and produced by Dead Eyes Burn
Art and layout design by EXE Designs, with initial concept by Dead Eyes Burn.
All material contained on this release is © 2003 Traumatic Creations & Dead Eyes Burn.
Thanks to: The BZC Collective, The Vomit Arsonist, EXE Designs, friends, family and to anyone who downloaded this.
http://www.traumatic-creations.com/deadeyesburn/main.html

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Fetal Decay 27.0 MB
Anal-A-Go-Go 33.7 MB
Mansonic Views On Humanity 33.2 MB
Her Eyes Loved Staples 42.8 MB
Torture Schematics 22.0 MB
DeadEyesBurn-Info.txt 1.8 KB
trauma003_rules.conf 7.0 B

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Reviewer: Acidhive - 3.00 out of 5 stars3.00 out of 5 stars3.00 out of 5 stars - November 22, 2005
Subject: Fits the labels name perfectly
Yeah, this deranged wall of noise fits the name of the label perfectly. Still, as far as noise goes, this is kind of listenable if you're in the mood for it. It's not too extremely loud like some other releases tend to sound, and sometimes there's even a vague sense of progression in the washes of noises and feedbacks. All in all, for a noise release it could be far, far worse.


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